Maybe just one or two lol .would apreciate your comments of the book on here and a review on amazon if you dont mind .all thebest and hope you enjoy it
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What book are you reading now / or recommend?
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Nebuchadnezzar
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Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts.
It seems okay so far, but a little too arty.
It seems okay so far, but a little too arty.
BimboBob
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Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch.
Very funny.
Very funny.
MellowJoe
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The Human Predicament - David Benatar. Some well argued arguments regarding 'life's big questions' - Suicide, procreation, meaninglessness, death, ethics etc. On the whole, an informative read.
I read the demon haunted world years ago and it had a profound effect on my outlook towards science and reality.Carl Sagan, The Demon Haunted World
Brilliant examination of people's seemingly unending quest to believe any old made up shite.
UFO, astrology, abducting alien survivors, the religious and other easily conned people shoukd give it a read too. It might help them reconnect with reality.
A fabulous read from a hero of rational responses to difficult questions. Logic
A great book.
kevin horlocks wand
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Moondust by Andrew smith about a guy who interviews each of the surviving moon walkers. It was written some time ago so Neil and others now dead are interviewed.
It's mainly about how they readjust back to normal life having stood on the moon and looked back at the earth. Needless to say not all can.
It's mainly about how they readjust back to normal life having stood on the moon and looked back at the earth. Needless to say not all can.
Magicpole
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I read the demon haunted world years ago and it had a profound effect on my outlook towards science and reality.
A great book.
It is a brilliant book and had a similar impact on me too.
Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts.
It seems okay so far, but a little too arty.
Too long! Read less than half then gave up. Interesting, but too much filler for me